On 04 Jul 2007, at 03:49, Alexander Hansen wrote:

> I managed to get sip-py24 updated, but now I'm stuck on pyqt-py24.
>
> My build log and package description files are linked here:
>
> http://akhmac.blogdns.net/~hansen/finklogs/archives/ 
> 2007-07.html#e2007-07-03T21_10_29.txt

With py25, I get stuck at the same point, but a different error msg  
(from line 1332 in configure.py):

> echo "yes" | /sw/bin/python2.5 configure.py -b /sw/.bld/root-pyqt- 
> py25-4.2-1/sw/bin -d /sw/.bld/root-pyqt-py25-4.2-1/sw/lib/python2.5/ 
> site-packages -v /sw/.bld/root-pyqt-py25-4.2-1/sw/share/sip-py25 - 
> n /sw/include -o /sw/lib
> Usage:
>     python configure.py [-h] [-a] [-b dir] [-c] [-d dir] [-i] [-j  
> #] [-k] [-l dir] [-m dir] [-n dir] [-p dir] [-q exe] [-r] [-s dir]  
> [-u] [-v dir] [-w] option=value option+=value ...
> where:
>   -h      display this help message
>   -a      install the PyQt API file for QScintilla [default only if  
> QScintilla installed]
>   -b dir  where pyuic4, pyrcc4 and pylupdate4 will be installed  
> [default /sw/bin]
>   -c      concatenate each module's C++ source files
>   -d dir  where the PyQt4 modules will be installed [default /sw/ 
> lib/python2.5/site-packages/PyQt4]
>   -i      enable checking of signed interpreters using the VendorID  
> package [default disabled]
>   -j n    split the concatenated C++ source files into n pieces  
> [default 1]
>   -k      build the PyQt4 modules as static libraries
>   -l dir  the directory containing the VendorID header file  
> [default /sw/include/python2.5]
>   -m dir  the directory containing the VendorID library [default / 
> sw/lib/python2.5/config]
>   -n dir  where the PyQt API file for QScintilla will be installed  
> [default QTDIR/qsci]
>   -p dir  where the Designer plugin will be installed [default  
> QTDIR/plugins]
>   -q exe  the pathname of qmake [default /sw/bin/qmake]
>   -r      generate code with tracing enabled [default disabled]
>   -s dir  the directory containing the dbus-python.h header file  
> [default /sw/include]
>   -u      build with debugging symbols
>   -v dir  where the PyQt4 .sip files will be installed [default /sw/ 
> share/sip-py25/PyQt4]
>   -w      don't suppress compiler output during configuration

: the '-o' option is not listed (even when looking in configure.py  
itself)

After removing this option:

> Determining the layout of your Qt installation...
> Error: Failed to create qtdirs.app/Contents/MacOS/qtdirs. Make sure  
> you have a
> working Qt v4 qmake on your PATH or use the -q argument to  
> explicitly specify a
> working Qt v4 qmake.
Apparently not happy with the default  /sw/bin/qmake ..
So adding  -q %p/lib/qt4-x11/bin/qmake , but still same error msg..
Some confusion between qt3 and qt4 installations ? (QTDIR is used _  
cf above _, and points to qt3..)

Anyway the '-o' stuff seems to have to be cleared up..

JF Mertens

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